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Waterfall Rappelling & Canyoning
in the Jungles of Costa Rica
Six stops. One rainforest. Waterfall rappel, tree rappel, hanging bridges and zipline — led by bilingual certified guides.
Every group is small. Every rappel is real. This isn't a theme park version of the jungle — it's a working rainforest, and you're moving through it on ropes, not rails.
What Is Quepo Canyoning?
Quepo Canyoning is a 3–6 hour multi-activity canyoning tour near Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica. It includes three ziplines, two tree-climbing ladders, a tree rappel, a 23-meter waterfall rappel and a "monkey drop," with round-trip transport, bilingual certified guides and a typical Costa Rican meal included. Rated 4.9/5 from 96 Google reviews.
Where Is Quepo Canyoning Located?
The Quepo Canyoning office is in downtown Quepos, Puntarenas, Costa Rica, steps from the Quepos Marina and the main hotel zone. The tour itself runs at the operations site in Villa Nueva, Naranjito, about 25 minutes inland. Round-trip transport from the Quepos / Manuel Antonio area is included, so no rental car is needed.
How Much Does Canyoning in Quepos Cost?
The Quepo Canyoning tour is sold as one all-inclusive package covering round-trip transport, all safety gear, certified bilingual guides and a typical Costa Rican meal — there are no separate equipment or transport fees. Two departures run daily, morning and afternoon, and cancellation is free up to 48 hours before. Check the booking page for current rates and availability.
Is Canyoning in Costa Rica Safe for Beginners?
Yes. No prior experience is required at Quepo Canyoning: every group is small and led by certified bilingual guides who brief you and check your harness at each stop. The minimum age is 4 and the weight limit is 300–350 lbs. It is not recommended for people with severe vertigo, heart conditions or serious physical limitations.
Built for people who'd rather feel it than watch it
A Real Waterfall Rappel
23 meters down a living waterfall — the moment the whole tour is built around.
Certified Bilingual Guides
Every group is led by certified guides fluent in English and Spanish, who grew up in this terrain.
Minutes From Manuel Antonio
Round-trip transport included from the Quepos / Manuel Antonio area — no logistics to plan.
Small Groups, Real Nature
Sloths, birds, and rainforest canopy along a low-impact, eco-minded route.
Six stops, on paper
Tree-Climbing Ladders
8.7M + 6.6MZiplines
134M · 47M · 89MTree Rappel
17MWaterfall Rappel
23MMonkey Drop
16MTypical Costa Rican Meal
IncludedOne local operator, four ways to explore Manuel Antonio
Quepo Canyoning is run by Manuel Antonio Activities Central, the same local operator behind ATV Fourtrax, Sea Quest Catamaran Cruise, and Costa Rica Fishing Company — so if canyoning isn't the only adventure on your list, we can point you straight to the rest.
Frequently asked questions
The full tour runs 3 to 6 hours, including round-trip transport from the Quepos / Manuel Antonio area, gear-up, the six activity stops, and a typical Costa Rican meal.
The minimum age is 4 years old, and the maximum weight limit is between 300 and 350 lbs (136–159 kg), depending on the activity.
Every group is led by certified bilingual guides and no prior experience is required. That said, the tour is not recommended for people with severe vertigo, heart conditions, or serious physical limitations — let your guide know about any concerns beforehand.
Included: round-trip transport, all safety gear, bilingual certified guides, and a typical Costa Rican meal. Bring: comfortable closed-toe shoes, swimwear, sunscreen, insect repellent, a change of clothes, and a water-resistant camera if you have one.
You can cancel free of charge up to 48 hours before your scheduled departure.
There are two daily departures: a morning departure and an afternoon departure. Check current availability on the booking page.
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